Madeleine Schulz is a reporter at Vogue Business. She covers a range of topics within the beauty and fashion sectors, including apparel design, luxury goods, and corporate sustainability, while also delving into finance and marketing analytics. Madeleine's work has been featured in Vogue, Vogue Arabia, British Vogue, Vogue India, NewsBreak, Mediastreet.ie, and other notable publications.
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Madeleine Schulz's coverage predominantly focuses on beauty and fashion, with a significant portion allocated to press releases and cited data. She is likely to be interested in pitches that involve product launches, brand promotions, or industry reports related to the fashion and luxury sectors.
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